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Posted by Cel

- June 08, 2026, 11:18:02

The moment it was linked to the article the price doubled....
£20 now

Posted by Woof

- June 08, 2026, 04:45:49

Who can afford a Raspberry Pi anymore? What with the RAM crisis and even microSD cards have doubled in price.

$300 for the Pi 5 16GB, $100 for a decent microSD... might as well just buy a real computer instead like a Minisforum.

Heck, I can buy a new Ideapad 3 slim for $439 or so (using Perks at Work).

Posted by ackza

- June 07, 2026, 02:52:46

well I just spent $22 after shipping on AliExpress for a 7 inch 1080P HDMI mini micro USB monitor ...so if it really is $10 after shipping and has USBC that's a nice upgrade but I doubt it lol

Posted by Enrico Frahn

- June 05, 2026, 23:51:27

Quote from: J.F. on June 05, 2026, 21:13:40A pitty in Europe doesn`t arrives at 10$. 17€. Aniway isn`t a bad price

Hi J.F.,
our German reviewer bought this for €8.99, but prices can still vary based on shipping address and time-sensitive discounts/promotions from certain sellers.

Posted by J.F.

- June 05, 2026, 21:13:40

A pitty in Europe doesn`t arrives at 10$. 17€. Aniway isn`t a bad price

Posted by Redaktion

- June 04, 2026, 20:30:22

A 7-inch HDMI display for a bargain price of around $10 tested: fast delivery, easy setup, and surprisingly usable with a Raspberry Pi or as a third display. Why makers may want to buy it, and why image quality, brightness, and viewing angles remain clear compromises.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Cheap-10-display-reviewed-Perfect-for-Raspberry-Pi-5.1315770.0.html